Tackling the biggest issues in sports from sports media students at Seton Hall
In Clarity Stripe’s first podcast of the semester analysts, Ben Harris, Jorie Mickens, and Ashley Stepper recap the men’s and women’s Seton Hall Pirates basketball seasons. They go into how the teams dealt with the COVID-19 pandemic, what went right and wrong throughout the year, and look ahead to how March may shake out. Check…
Seton Hall basketball is known to have a lot of their star players play overseas and immediately be impactful contributors. The 2014 Seton Hall recruiting class was the best in program history and a prime example of this. Fan favorites and program changing players such as Isaiah Whitehead and Angel Delgado are both having a…
The 2020 NBA Draft has been shrouded with questions the whole season, most notably about the star power at the top of this draft and the dearth of upperclassmen at the middle and how quickly they can carry their skills over. Recently though, the conversation has been taken over by questions of when the Draft…
For six months out of the year, teams around college basketball have an abundance amount of content to keep followers of their team engaged. Usually, the middle of October signals the start of college basketball around the NCAA, and teams would be looking for that late March or early April push. During these months, the…
March 11 and March 12, 2020. Those were the days that leagues began shutting down as the coronavirus began to become an issue across the nation. As leagues and teams try to fill the void of the suspension of games with simulated video games or other means of entertainment, nothing can beat a live sporting…
The draft is a great way for teams to pick up young tremendous talent to fill in holes for the upcoming season. This year, we have seen great players and historic performances throughout the landscape of women’s basketball. With the WNBA draft coming up on April 17 at 7pm, here are six players we think…
Think back to the beginning of this year … it’s January 2020. Nobody expected the world to be in the state it’s in now roughly three months later. Yes, sometimes in life, we have to expect the unexpected, but not like this. The world has come to a standstill. Schools have been closed, businesses have…
Who would have ever thought that the NCAA would ever cancel winter and spring sports? When I heard the news, I immediately thought of all my friends who are seniors and texted them to see how they’re doing. One specific person is my close friend Stella Johnson. Stella plays basketball at Rider University. She had…
Castaneda: In what was probably the craziest college basketball season we’ve ever seen, only to have canceled due to the COVID-19. And for the most part, Imaginary brackets are the closest we can to what had the potential to be a memorable NCAA tournament. Starting off with the Midwest, Kansas will be battle-tested all…
As the college basketball season rolls on, we’ve seen a strange similarity between the top teams across the nation and the top players: a theme of parity, a topic that we touched on here on a recent article. There’s been a number of teams ranked No. 1 in the AP Poll, with very few teams…